Telegram To Share User Data With Law Enforcement
After CEO’s arrest, Telegram says it will now turn some bad actors’ data over to law enforcement
Messaging platform Telegram is making some new concessions around safety and user privacy after the arrest of its founder and CEO Pavel Durov in France last month.
Telegram just announced a big change to how it'll deal with some users' data
Telegram is making changes to its privacy stance, weeks after CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in France and after years of facing moderation and privacy issues.
Telegram Agrees to Share User Data to Prevent ‘Illicit Activities’
After a turbulent summer for chief executive Pavel Durov, Telegram has u-turned on its refusal to hand over user data to authorities.
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Telegram will hand users’ internet IP addresses and phone numbers to authorities with “valid legal requests” such as search warrants. The change to the messaging app’s terms of service and privacy policy “should discourage criminals”,
Telegram agrees to share user IP addresses and phone numbers with authorities
Following arrest of Pavel Durov, Telegram agrees to share user IP address and phone numbers with legal authorities
France: Telegram will pass on IP addresses to the authorities at their request
The messaging app Telegram will forward to law enforcement authorities the IP addresses and phone numbers of users who violate Telegram’s usage rules, i.e. use the platform to break the law.
Pavel Durov Capitulates After Arrest, Agreeing To Share Telegram User Data With French Authorities.
Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of Telegram, has recently made headlines following a dramatic shift in his stance regarding user data privacy. Once a staunch
Telegram CEO Agrees to Share User Data with Authorities Amid Legal Pressures
Pavel Durov, the CEO of Telegram, has announced a significant change in the platform’s privacy policy, agreeing to provide user data, including IP addresses and phone numbers, to authorities under valid legal requests.
Telegram CEO says user data will be provided to authorities if requested
Telegram will now hand over the data of users who violate their rules when requested by authorities, CEO Pavel Durov announced Monday. The changes come nearly a month after Durov was detained and indicted by French authorities after allegedly refusing to work with authorities investigating criminal acts on the messaging app.
Telegram To Share User Data With Law Enforcement
After Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in France for alleged criminal activity, the company announced it would now share user data with law enforcement.
Telegram CEO Durov responds to legal pressure by providing some user data to authorities
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was arrested in France last month for failing to manage extremist content on the platform. View on euronews
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